African Elephant

African Bush Elephant
Expansion	Wildlife Park
Attractiveness	6 stars
Cost	10,000 (building) 50,000 (adoption)
Expansion	Wildlife Park 2
Attractiveness	5 stars
Training Level	3 levels
Cost	15,000-33,000 30,000-66,000 (albino)
Expansion	Wildlife Park 3
Attractiveness	2-4 stars
Cost	400-800 (adult) 1,500-3,000 (albino adult) 900-1,800 (infant) 1,200-2,400 (albino infant)
Animal Statistics
Class Order	Proboscidea
Diet	Herbivore
Appearances	Wildlife Park Wildlife Park 2 Wildlife Park 3

The African Elephant, or more precisely, the African Bush Elephant is a large African mammal. It is an adoptable animal in all three Wildlife Park games.

Description

The African Elephant is the largest living terrestrial animal. Males, or bulls, can reach a shoulder height of 3.96m (13ft) and weigh up to 10.4 tonnes. Females, or cows, are generally smaller. The African elephant is larger than the Asian Elephant, with larger ears which they use to help keep cool and two finger-like extensions on their trunk, as opposed to the Asian elephant's one. The elephant's trunk contains over 40000 muscles and is extremely sensitive to touch, allowing it to uproot trees just as easily as picking up a blade of grass. Both males and females possess large tusks, although these grow faster in the males.

The African elephant lives across Sub-Saharan Africa in a variety of habitats, although it is typically found in wooded-savannah. Female elephants form large family-based herds lead by the oldest female, or matriarch. Males leave these herds upon adolescence and join bachelor herds, only rejoining the female herds during the breeding season. Elephants eat a variety of vegetation including grass, leaves and bark, and are known to be highly intelligent. Elephant populations have affected in the past due to poaching, although their numbers are rising.

White Elephant

White Elephants, also known as albino elephants, are a rare kind of elephants caused by albinism or leucism (lack of pigments). Albinism affects the hair, skin, and eye color while leucism affects the skin and hair to some extend but not the eyes. Their skin are often depicted as snow white (true albinism), but they're a soft reddish-brown or pink in reality.

Wildlife Park

The African Elephant is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park and is available in the base game. Their daily needs and enrichments include hay, sprout, pellets (base game only), mineral (base game only), swimming, scratching and tussling.

Wildlife Park 2

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Latin name: Loxodonta Africana. The world’s largest elephant lives in deserts and in rainforests. The African elephant has larger ears than the Indian elephant. Though the colossus is often referred to as thick-skinned, he is rather sensitive. His trunk is extremely flexible and because of this flexibility and the two fingers at the tips of his trunk, he can use it to pick up objects. The big ears are laden with blood vessels and are used to bring down the body temperature. That protects the animal from overheating in the African savannah. The species is endangered.

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The African Elephant is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 2 and is available in the base game. Its daily need and enrichment necessities include grass, water, scratching, swimming and wallowing (mud). They prefer having a minimum herd of 3, with 15 as the maximum number of herd.

Albino African Bush Elephant

The albino African Bush Elephant is in Wildlife Park 2, as a genetic mutation which can happen rarely when breeding African Bush Elephants.

Basic Statistics

Cost: 15,000 Attractiveness: 5 Stars

Essential Needs

Grass: 75 kg/day Water: 80 l/day Scratching: 2 hours/day Swimming: 2 hours/day Wallowing: 1 hour/day

Wildlife Park 3

The African Elephant (called "Elephant" in-game) is an adoptable animal in Wildlife Park 3 and is available in the base game. Each adopted individual comes with a pair of distinct tusks that is randomized: short, severed, medium, long. Their daily food and enrichment necessities include leaves, grass, water, scratching and wallowing (mud). They also prefer a minimum herd of 3, with 10 as the maximum herd number.

White Elephant

Compared to their normal kinds, this variant has a slightly higher price and attractiveness. Their needs remain the same nonetheless.

Diseases

These are the list of diseases that the said animal can suffer from:

AHS	Anixety	Apathy	Babesiosis
Bronchitis	Caries	Conjunctivitis	Cut
Deficiency	Dehydration	Diarrhea	Eczema
Gangrene	Gastric Ulcer	Iodine Deficiency	Mesostigmata
Splinter	Tuberculosis	Vasculitis	Wry Neck
Heat Exhaustion	Oil Toxication	Mistreatment

Gallery

Wildlife Park 2

Build Options Mug

Test render of the African Elephant

Test render of the white African Elephant

Test render of the baby African Elephant

Test render of the baby white African Elephant

African Bush Elephant

albino African Bush Elephant

Wildlife Park 3

• Short Tusks Variant
• Medium Tusks Variant
• Long Tusks Variant
• Severed Tusks Variant
• Baby

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks

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Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (black variant)

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Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (gray variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (gray variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (black variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (gray variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with brown tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (black variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (gray-red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light blue variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (light red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (red variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (albino variant)

Test render of the African Elephant with ivory tusks (yellow-red variant)

Test render of the baby African Elephant

Test render of the baby African Elephant (black variant)

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Test render of the baby African Elephant (light blue variant)

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Test render of the baby African Elephant (white variant)